Power over Ethernet (PoE) Injector No name SPT-1G/1G-60W-H 60 W

PoE injector No name SPT-1G/1G-60W-H supplies power and network connectivity over a single Ethernet cable, delivering up to 60 W to compatible devices while maintaining a Gigabit data link. Designed for installations where a separate power outlet is unavailable or inconvenient, this injector supports single Gigabit throughput (1G/1G) and enables flexible placement of PoE cameras, wireless access points and VoIP phones. The compact form factor makes it suitable for small networks and retrofit deployments, simplifying cabling by combining data and power delivery over standard Ethernet cabling.

Advantages

This PoE injector provides up to 60 W of power over Ethernet while preserving a full Gigabit data connection, allowing deployment of higher-power devices without additional power infrastructure. Its straightforward design requires minimal configuration and integrates into existing Ethernet cabling, reducing installation time and complexity. The injector supports common PoE-powered equipment, enabling reliable remote powering and flexible device placement in locations where mains power is not readily available.

Suitable for

• PoE surveillance cameras that require up to 60 W of power
• Wireless access points and bridges in small office or home environments
• VoIP phones and other networked communication devices
• Retrofit installations where running separate power is impractical

Key specifications

• Power delivery: up to 60 W over Ethernet
• Data interface: single Gigabit Ethernet (1 Gbps) pass-through
• PoE standard: compatible with high-power PoE devices (check device compatibility for power class)
• Ports: one data+power output and one data input (Ethernet)
• Cabling: designed for use with standard Cat5e/Cat6 Ethernet cabling
• Form factor: compact inline injector suitable for desk or rack-adjacent placement

How to use

Connect the injector's data input port to your network switch or router using a standard Ethernet cable. Connect the data+power output port to the PoE-enabled device you intend to power. Plug the injector into a mains power outlet to enable power delivery over the Ethernet cable. Ensure connected devices support PoE and that the required power draw does not exceed the injector's 60 W delivery capacity. No additional configuration is typically required; verify link LEDs and device status indicators to confirm both data and power are active.

Usage recommendations

Use quality Cat5e or Cat6 cabling for reliable Gigabit performance and to minimize power loss over distance. Verify the power requirements of connected devices before deployment and place the injector in a ventilated location away from heat sources. For multiple high-power devices, consider centralised power solutions or PoE switches to ensure adequate power distribution and management.